Hey man! You really don't look that heavy, lol.
To your technique. I will watch the video and take notes, below this :
- Your hooks look very powerful, but your technical execution of them lacks a LOT of hip-movement into them. You move your upper body, shoulders and arms, but try to pivot the feet and get your hips into them as well.
- Like some guy above me stated, you start reaching from time to time, especially when you punch combinations that include more then 2 punches at once. Most of your third punches are reaching. You can avoid this by proper footwork.
- Oh my god man, at 0:54 of the first vid, i am sure this is NOT how you were teached in the gym to avoid and then counter a hook! Bending over like that leaves you open for uppercuts big time. Bend your knees and go down, but stay upright with your upper body. If you want to follow this motion up with a hook, then you can bend and go low and already twist your body in preparation for your counter hook, and remember, pivot your feet as well. Then it will look a bit better.
- Ok, cool, i like your jab! But try to get a bit more of your body into it! Step, hip, shoulder, arm, fist! They need more snap.
- Keep your opposite hand up, and your chin down when you throw combos, too.
- Damn. I wouldn't want to be on the ropes in a corner with you. You have power.
- ALWAYS bring your hand back to your guard when you have punched, no exceptions! Try to keep that in mind while you are making angles.
- I know this probably isn't easy, but try not to begin one punch when you don't even have connected with the one that comes before it, it takes power away from your motions!
Cool, i like your second video A LOT more. Way better. Maybe you should always start this slow and concentrated and then you should add power step by step, then speed and after speed more complicated combinations and making angles.
- 1:26, don't turn your back to the bag. Um. That didn't come out right. I mean, it doesn't hit back of course, but in another environment, some d-bags hit back.
- Again man, don't begin a punch when you didn't end the other one properly.
- Also, STAND WIDER. You need that balance.
- Please spend some time on footwork only, i really think this will increase your bag work as well. Maybe your trainer or some sparring partner can help you with specifics on this one.
All in all, i think you have enormous power, but with good technique behind it, it will be even better.
Keep up your work! =)
